Moto X Style (Pure Edition)

The Moto X Style, announced on July 28, 2015 at concurrent events in New York City and London, is a flagship phone from Motorola set to replace the Moto X 2014.

The Moto X Style is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 808 1.8GHz hexa-core processor. It has 3GB for RAM, and comes in 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB storage options, expandable with a microSD card, which is a first for the Moto X line. It features a 5.7-inch Quad HD display, 21MP camera, and Quick Charging — which Motorola says is faster than other devices. There is a 3000 mAh battery powering it all, with Motorola estimating up to 30 hours of mixed use. The Style includes a TurboPower 25 charger, for faster battery charging.

Somewhat confusingly the Moto X Style brand will be used internationally for the device, but in the U.S. it will be branded as "Moto X Pure Edition," following in line with the Moto X 2014 Pure Edition. The goal is the same — sell you an unlocked phone that you then take to your carrier of choice. The Moto X Pure Edition has the radio support for all major carriers in the U.S., and you can buy one from Motorola directly in addition to Amazon and Best Buy.

Pricing starts at $399 in the U.S. for the Moto X Pure Edition, and that'll get you 16GB of internal storage — modest price bumps come into play when you add storage or make customizations in the well-known Moto Maker service.

Motorola held a much-anticipated event, and blew the doors off with some great announcements.Three new phones — the Moto X Style, Moto X Play and Moto G 2015 — made their debut, each bringing something interesting to the table, and Motorola even managed to release a couple accessories at the same...

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It doesn't matter what you call it — Moto X Style, Moto X Pure Edition ... whatever — this is the new hotness for 2015 from Motorola.
You've read our preview. You've watched the video.
On this fine Saturday morning, let's just enjoy this upcoming phone — we've got to wait until September before...

Sometimes things are as clear as mud when a smartphone launches. And a couple of the more important points surrounding the new Moto X — aka the Moto X Style or Pure Edition, depending on where you live — was the victim of a bit of this confusion.
So let's clear things up. As it stands, this is...

With the introduction of the Moto X Style and the Moto X Play we're now three generations into the Moto X family, which has brought some of the most simple yet solid smartphones to the Android ecosystem. Here's a breakdown of how each of the four phones compare — from the first generation in 2013...

Every phone gets compared to the iPhone, and for good reason, so we're going to do that with the Moto X Style. Motorola's making the comparison, so why not? These two phones are about as different as they could be while still being smartphones, so let's get right to it.
Moto X Style...

Motorola surprised us today by introducing not two, but three new smartphones, with the Moto X Style standing as their new flagship. It's a big phone, physically and in aspiration. Where the previous generations of Moto X have been well-regarded but always offered a critical flaw, Motorola's...

Motorola held a much-anticipated event, and blew the doors off with some great announcements.Three new phones — the Moto X Style, Moto X Play and Moto G 2015 — made their debut, each bringing something interesting to the table, and Motorola even managed to release a couple accessories at the same...

Motorola's going all out with Moto Maker again for the new Moto X Style, offering a colorful range of grippy rubber silicone backs and a few selections of wood and leather.
The natural materials aren't anything new for Motorola — they offered wood backs on the first Moto X and leather for last...

So you're Motorola. You've made a couple of beloved (if imperfect) Android smartphones over the past two years, part of a major rebirth of the company itself. Meanwhile, you've been sold to Chinese manufacturer Lenovo, and still have to contend with two major players in Samsung and LG.
Anyone...

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